• Baby feeding made easy
  • Baby feeding made easy
  • Baby feeding made easy
  • Baby feeding made easy

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Philips AventBaby feeding essentials

SCD285/00

Baby feeding made easy

Express, store, feed, clean, sterilise and keep your bottles cold or warm when travelling, thanks to our Baby Feeding Essentials Set.

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Baby feeding made easy

Microwave steam steriliser

Microwave steam steriliser

Compact and lightweight (fits most microwaves); convenient for travel; large capacity (holds 6 Philips Avent bottles); ultra fast; easy to use (just add water, load and place in the microwave); safe, easy handling (side grips close the lid securely)

Manual breast pump with cup

Manual breast pump with cup

Our manual breast pump has a unique active massage cushion intended to help stimulate natural let-down. It has been designed to increase your comfort when you are pumping. Express in a bottle or directly into a storage cup. Thanks to the adaptor compatible with Philips AVENT teats, you can also feed your baby directly from the cup, no need to transfer into a bottle.

Curved brush head and moulded tip

Curved brush head and moulded tip

Specially curved brush head and moulded handle-tip reach the corners of all types of bottles, teats and feeding equipment for thorough cleaning.

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  1. A clinical study showed that at two weeks of age, babies showed less fussing than babies fed with another bottle. (Study conducted by the Institute of Child Health, London. 2008.)